fuga
| lambda
| fuga abbr. | |
| gen. | leak; elopement; fugue |
| earth.sc. mech.eng. | leak |
| earth.sc. transp. | leakage |
| el. | leakage |
| fish.farm. | escapement |
| immigr. | absconding |
| transp. construct. | exfiltration |
| fugas abbr. | |
| environ. | leakage |
| lambda abbr. | |
| med. | occipital fontanel; posterior fontanel |
noun | verb | to phrases
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| leak gas; elopement; fugue | |||
| leak | |||
| leakage | |||
| escapement | |||
| absconding | |||
| escape | |||
| wandering impulsion | |||
| exfiltration; loss | |||
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| leakage The accidental, uncontrolled discharge or seepage of liquids, gases and other substances to unintended and unwanted locations, frequently causing risks of damage or harm to persons, property or the environment | |||
| leakage | |||
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| leakage between fuel element and chimney | |||
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| abscond | |||
| to elude justice; to abscond | |||
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| leak | |||
| stick | |||
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fuga : 301 phrase in 47 subjects |